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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-02-04

ni1cent stock has in many lines been reduced
% to so per cent, below former prices. Those
in quest ofdgreat values for little money
should make their calls early. a't
A Few'Of Our Reductions.
$50 LADIES' Bound French Felt Hats at T5c;
reduced from 81 So.
400 Ladies' Velvet and Felt Shapes at soc;
go Misses Trimmed Wool Sailors at 75c;
reduced from 81 %.
900 Ladies' Black Straw shapes at 25c;
reduced from 36C.
50 900 wards eros Grain. satin and Gros
Gram, Novelty, Velvet and many other
grades of Ribbon marked way down.
Jerseys for Ladies and Misses in All
Wool from 81 Upward.
90 dozen Ladies' Apply Linen Clerical style
Collars, with Cape. reduced to SO; was for
merly loo. 81 hna
40 dozen Ladies' 8-plv Linen ClerlosI Style
Collars with Cape, reduced TO lGc, was for
merly l5O.
80 dozen 4-ply Linen Collars in Several
New styles reduced 10 l6c; was for merly 96e.
% dozen Ladies 4-ply Linen Tucked Fgaut
Chemisette Collars reduced to Csc; was for
merry 35c. "' d"
Kid Gloves at Sacrifice Prices TORE
duce Stock.
Bergmann's Imported Zephyrs, the largest
stock m the South, at &c per ounce or 81 per
pound of rs laps.
Large and well Sc ectod stocks of German
town, Saxony, shetland and other yarns at
lowest prices.
Reductions in Lambrequin Ornaments,
Fancy Work supplies and Canvases.
25 SKeins the Best Cortcelh silk for lsc.
ATasenG, Rbbonsene. Chenilles. Knitting
AF AEgn-SOrlp9 IL
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-02-04
RnarGinn.

- OARDING.-Two very large. nicely fur
- ulshed, south-fronr rooms with board.
Location very near the PARK. Apply 1872 Gas
ton street. second door west Of whitaker.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-02-04

IF you are In want OF Lap Robcs, Horse
Il Blankets, Wagon, Buggy or Team Harness.
Ladies', Gents or Boys saddles ami Brides,
Mill or Gin Betting of any kind. Trunks and
Travelling Bags from the cheapest to the
finest grades, you win find nice, we'll selec-
tea stock TO choose from at W. y. NELL n
co. IS, 100 Congress street.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-02-04
Gnnnln 10 REnt.
8ouofn amo sstorFo tor 28rmt,

A LARGE, FINE HOUSE. with all mod
~ crn improvements, corner Habersham
aud Jones streets; reat reasonable. Apply
to JOHN ASENDORF, corner Jones street
lane.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-02-04

ID OCULAR MEALS at the ARCADE RES
HI TAURANT, corner Broughton and
DfavtOn streets. First-Class table board ny
THICK CREA M.-Pure cream, from stock
A leo on rice fields. Orders received at
SOLOMONS a co.
DIAHO TUNING SO 30, Piano Moving 81 80;
/ b XII x and chipping promptly attended
To: tuning Ivy the year at reduced prices.
SCHRIISERs MUSIC HOUSE.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-02-04

LRESH Flower Seed at G. Nj. HEIDI &
i CO.'S, corner Congress and whitaker
streets.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-02-04
YhGtoNrapNN.

EVERYBODY goes to Bishops savannah
II Photograph Gallery for those fine large
Gro ypes, two for a quarter, corner ia /
Broad and Wheaton streets, for thUr. time
on Y.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-02-04

NUN HIlIl IUIV = 1V9s T IH'
DEED POT ATOES.-Thirty barrels, home
- grown. for sale by }. GARDNER, Agent,
500 Bun street.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-02-04

J. n. e S Till.
SAVANNAH. GA.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-02-04

within fifty EN8Gs 5from Mr.. Pacetti's
dwelling, and with rods from the bank
captured al least 300tine specimens of the
fnny tribe. one &bheman with two
hooks on his line Ia fAHtteen jerks landed
or one on eachAhSS severy itisses with
this yeracious fish story, here endeth our
epistle. H.H. j.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-02-04
PLACID HALIFAX RIVER,

which is but little less than a mile wide. A
serpentIne walk or street has been clear
ed along the banks OF the stream near TWO
miles in length, fringed To the waters
edge with magnificent natural colorado
OF palm trees. In the rear tropical wood
with their wealth Of live oak. palmet-
tO,ced8r, magnolia and lnnumerable vines
and creepers form a charming setting
which, in some instances, covers the va
cant bay lots, which are held at thous-
ands Of dollars each. A picturesque In
dian mound rises TO view, and all along
are to be seen continuous banks of oyster
shells covered with ferns aud flowers.
which were made by the aborlgines
whom tradition has IL, were wont at a
certain season of the year to cougreqate
here IN large numbers TO feast upon the
treasures OF the briuy deep. On every
hand the imposing stores aud neat dwell
ings OF the Inhabitants peer forth amid
the verdant groves OF palmetto
and orange trees. The former
arc never cut hwn, 0s their pencil
like rootlets seem To interfere in no way
VIII the growth OF the orange, while the
trunks and umbrella-shaped tops afford
valuable protection from tempest and
cold. Across the river, when is ever
alive with sail boats and small craft, a
number OF elegant villas, emhowered in
shade trees and surrounded by tasty
grounds, have been erected for winter
homes by opulent capitalists. En- plS-
SAINT, the writer cannot forbear
mention Of the genial cOurte-
sles and hospitality extended 10 him
4 iessrs. II. Z. Hand and II. II. H. BOst-
n &, two Of tine Peninsula residents.
The former owns what is confessedly one
Of she finest orange groves in Florida, and
the vegetable beds and gardens of Mr..
Bostwick, irrigated with artesian water
and artstically cultivated, are the admit
ration OF all who behold them. The writer
saw tull grown green tomatoes, lettuce
hsaded up like cabbage, ripe English
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-02-04

| OOh out Tor bargains; no nonsense; don't
IL believe what you read, but call and see
our immense line OF House Furnishing Goods,
Furniture, Stoves and Shades, at prices Mt
which you can supply your wants, NJ NATH-
AN BROS, lS6 Congress street.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-02-04

- OBI. II. TATEM, Commission Merchant
Ia and Real Estate Agent, No. 1856 Bay
street near Haywood, Gage Il Coz, Savan-
nah, Ca, will give personal attention TO buy
ing ana selling Real Estate, Managing Estates,
Collecting of Rene, ETC.; also will sell at
auction Household Effects etc.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-02-04

MONEY PAID for old Gold and Silver, cor
w ner Wheaton ana Reynolds suects, by f..
j. CRANE.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1887-11-22
Tucsday.......November ee. 1887.
AN CRIME.

Six exclusion House Inspectors
have been indicted by the Grand
Jury of San Francisco for dealing
in fraudulent Chinese certificates.
These men established a ring by
which it is estimated that over a
million and a half was cleared.
One of the richest avenues for max
ing dishonest money was a traffic
in Chinese prostitutes. These mis-
cradle people were struggled
through on fraudulent certificates
and turned loose in Chinatown to
ply their uncleanly vocation and
spread loathsome diseases among
the youth of San Francisco.
But as foul as their calling was it
was decency itself when compared
with the business which these ex-
Custom House officials were engaged
in. The miserable Chinese women,
reared to life of shame from in
fancy had never any reason to sus-
pect that their degraded calling was
any thing different from selling tea
and sugar at profit. These mis-
cradle wretches who were intrusted
by the Government with a sacred
trust, and who were reared in civ
ilized community knew exactly what
they were doing and made merchan-
disc out of an infamous traffic that
they knew would bring disease,
ruin and death to thousands.
1t Is stated that these Custom
House officials covered their tracks
for some time by arresting and
bringing before the Federal Courts,
Chinese against whom they knew
they could make out no case and
then heaped abuse on the Courts
whom they accused of being hand
and glove with the Chinese. This
statement, which we hope is true,
relieves the Federal Courts of much
of the obloquy which has been cast
on them in connection with the Chi
nese cases.
Notwithstanding the disclosures
lately made in the coolie traffic,
every Chinaman who lays claim to
prior residence is reasonably sure
of landing, provided he swears out
a writ OF habeas corpus and is
properly coached, On the steamer
Belgic that arrived in San Francisco
Wednesday last were forty-one Chi
nese women. only three OF whom
had return certificates, and these
three are old hays, who have charge
of the consignment. 1t is estimat
ed that should the thirty eight fe-
male slaves be landed, they would
be worth $54 900 to their importers.
A better anti Chinese Act than the
one now in force is needed to keep
back the objectional tide of immi
grafton.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1887-11-22

. money was forthcoming. In this
manner he compelled many inno-
cent people to pay tribute rather
than have their names scandalized.
Whenever he accomplished his de-
signs on susceptible women, his
blackmaIl charges were very heavy.
His shady character was pretty well
known, but it did not seem to hurt
him socially, for he was always ''in
the swim," and a welcome guest to
the most fashionable houses. He
is now in the tanks of the City Tail
to be tried for theft and perjury,
and will probably be sent to San
Quentin for several years.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1887-11-22
A SLOW COACH COURT.

The United Court of Claims,
which took "recess' last May,
met again on Monday last for what
they call the "Wlnter term This
court is composed of five venerable
gentlemen who do a little work
and enjoy much leisure. They
each get a salary of 81 500 per
year, which is good pay, judging
from results.
There is docket of over three
thousand cases that comforts them
now. Many of the creditors of
the Government who have claims
before this court for adjudication
will have finance, patience, courage
and hope exhausted, even if they
do not drop into the church yard
and mad house before their pend
ing cases are disposed of. Dickens
says in ssbleak house" of the Court
of Chancery, "Suffer any wrong
that can be done to you, rather
than come here" There is a close
analogy between the two tribu-
nails
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1887-11-22
A ROTTEN SOCIETY EGG.

1t has been some years since San
Francisco has turned up such an ut
terly depraved character as Seneca
Augustus Swain. He has for
years been bland, sweet-scented
rascal, moving as society pet, and
under cover of social life plying the
vocation of thief, libertine and
blackmailer. Under cover of steal
ing the virtue of his victims he also
appropriated all the loose jewely in
the house.
His game was to get on friendly
terms with society people snd then
threaten to traduce the characters
Of his acquaintances unless hush
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-13
tJvEsr,ox MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH

BupFALo June l-Cdtis- ReceDts last "a hours. 1890
heat. far. O3l newt tor same ttne
1929 consigned through 1865 carloads W. OF
which 10 Newf orI 10 cars sale; market cu Common
to Far & 006 a A. the bulk left over
"a hours $500 total for week
thns 4l.2JD head Tor uue last week s3.SOo
head 2i CONSIGNED Though: OF which to Newforx
for sdlc declined 50lOo Cannon to FAR
81 di 10 Good Choice "a 20 es< % CHOICE to Extra
Lam dull NJ - ass all offerings taken. .
last "a hours $500 head total for the
a9.195 head, for same time last week fsJi0
consiglcd through 80 carloads oi which 10 CARLOADS
10 Now. YORK Ii carloads on sale market was nrmer
Lght Pigs 81 B00$ 80 Mixed Pigs ant Light orker!
50 lOas5 IS. Selected Workers 80 2Oe5 S0 selected
a Is. stays 81 10: all offerings taken.
June ll.-7he Drorer~ Journal rcports-Ccne-
RecepLs-2OrO neat Shipments saai market was
- 7ODyi 90 stvckefs Aha Feeders
81 200s3 40 Cows Bulls and Mixed. 81 T1US32o. texas
Otas,crs - 75dS36 90 ooo ..
hser touen aud Mixei ~ 7Oos5 10 PACKING and shio.
PINK - 20; Light 81 650s5 1872 skips - Ooe
81 40
sdssD- RECRUITS 400 nsaii shipments neal market
stcsiv. s3OOGSi 40 Western s3 20osa io'
Texans ~ % n $50 Lambs u 5O043 80 per heal
ments 500 neao, steady Choice heavy
Native Steor, ~ 30 0Si 90; FAIR 10 Coco ohippins
steers steers. Fair 10 Cnoice 20 ~
26 Feeiefs 20 gO0o s. 5eSi OG stockers mi,
guoi - ass To- Texans common grass 10 sooa
. OOQti IS. u.
Hoss-feceLts 900 mead; snipment, 900 head market
strong Choice HEAVY ana Butclef> se,eouons
81 o5dsJ 10 PACKING ~ 50 0f5 90 WORKERS
Medium Prime ~ 706si -. Pigs. Common 10 'ooo
~ OHSI 30 ....h.,
ShseD-ocoipiS 700 aeai. 400 hea; market
firm. Clipped Fair 10 Choice ~ 2O1st 20.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-13

sl72s for Clear Back asd sll 80 for Extra prime
BEEF-Qulst nominaily upclangsd City Extra india
Hess s12alos Extra Mess bbla SO so Packet s3aSs s
st ss1 so s23 cur MEATs-Nothing was accomplish
cd In the Of sales but prices had steady suopo,,
PokIsd Bellies IL 10. quoted 7te7ac; Picked Hama II
oil &C. Picked Shoulders 6ac; smoke Hama II - sc
smoked Shoulders 7ssc...... M1DpLES-t nchangen IN
price and doll Lsae Clear NewYork quoted ~ oSc
......DRESSED H00S-Are well sustained in price WI
fair demand Quoted $50 for all averages
The speculation eess to-day and the general
prosecuted tame and unneresng appearance Prices de
cned % ooints closing with tho bottom figures ruling
weak Western Steam quoted 695c, without sales CITY
Steam dull sales so ties 685c. refnei quoted 20c Con-
tnent south American 1900. June closing $3.50; Jny,
closing 69sc; 1000 tcs gust &c., closing 1Osc
1900 tcs september 71S0722c- closing. 11sc 800 tcs
October, 26c. closing 1850; November closing
zlsc BUTTER CHEESE and ;r,a,ns
Western Creamery l5Sse state Creamery E1 SanSs
Choice lsSlshe Welsh tubs iSS Western rs
ton Creamery lS015c. Cheese-stte Factory New yt1
10 sc including WHITE 100 iOc Colored l00l0sc Night
SKINS 111SLc; Common to Prime. Western Factory %
aloc Prime to Choice Eggs-state l6h0l7c' western
l5l q Is &C.: Canada. Ice. 80.
SUGAR-There was business reported oday and me
market nominal all directions in renned JIG
asked for Standard and 5796c for Granu aed ne
fire at avemeyers refinery exered very unsettlns innu
the trade. -
STEARINE-Unchangel and dull City quoted, SIC
Western SsdSi4c OcOmargariDe. 1l-l6c. ~,.
TALLOW-Firm and in moderate demand Prino Sip
quoted al 33c Sales 1000 ID at $40
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-13

c: ror sovyosc: september e3e go
YotAtoes-Cnoses k,asIv Rose 701760 DO rsr v ose1
sSrSsSls choice sSssss. Ssa % dood 7ssss
Mammoth Pearl cho,os 81 7sasoc "a Tsr 70 Gosa
At 700ISci Peeriesa - 20 quality. az 70176c.....
packets 81 50 smoked Beefi4 SISo Beer Hams sy3 o.
PORK mesa SIS 00eSl6 5G DO primo mesa ol6 60
do family sl8 500&i7 90 Hams smoked l21 olSo Lasd-
S875..... Butter hehsr-Pennsyvanis Creamery Extra
l76lSci Western Creamery Extra 1Jc X. G. ana N.
r. Creamery Extra 1910; Packing Butter 50l0c.
Cheese quiet easier New.York full cream lOc Ohio Aae
choice g. 09sc Pennsylvana part SKINS Ss.e. 40 full
SKINS o6lc...Eggs steady Pennsylvania nrsts IL &c,
Ohio and other Western hrsts l6sc retroeum10 Abe!
test bbls $50 suear-Renned was nrmer 0rnnuiStsd
FesdDwatsr Bran SIS 75esiso0 DER Rscspiis-
Flour $500 bbis Wheat l07.70O bush Corn 5000 1usa
Oats l7.4O0 bush. shipnents- $4,000 bush cors
2l.6O0 vush oats 1880 busn
y ST LOUIS. June ll-Elour was duh and lSwsr sss
closing &c July 10. ac CLOSING T.c August
S5; July s5s9$stc closing Ss,sc August 35'. 0Ap
au snd Psris o.
palIy
PORK was Irregular new at sis o.. Lard st % 20.
rv.sat Meats boxed-Shouders at So 60T5 81 o. Long
Clear at 81 10; Clear RIBS at 81 10 Snort Clear
at 81 ST. Bacon boxed SO % 81 50 Long Clear
at IS 251s so. Clear Ribs So 250ss so: shor; Clear
Rocsipts-Fiour 5000 bbla Wheat $4,000 bush Corn
47.0OO bush. Data 2s.JVo bush nye tu.n BsrisJ
bnsh Corn $4,000 Oats 1000 lush Rye 1000 busns
Barley bush
TOLEDO June ll-wheat Hrmer. active. Cash s9hc
June s6'4c yuly S4h August s3kc.. Corn uncnanec
.Recepts-wheat $4,000 bush: Corn 5000 bush.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-13
THE STATE or rRADE

B,Lr1sor. June ll.--cotton dull Mdding Ito
Flour scv street ana Western snperhne ~ 90
Nu. snnernne - - pJ no. do Extra - % GS 10 10 no
Brands - Is 1t5 % Paaosco Family - 10 Ito shneravs
Patent - xnsrr 81 ~ NO. Wsssern
Winter Rod spot e41.0gl'ic; Tor June si%s94S.c'
soutnerr urn. White o. a5ic. Yellow teo49c western
dan. Mixei spot. June anu July 1'.eiIc oats dun
coo -. IIav dull Prime Chocc Western 81 %
al 90 BulSnelts shoulders ana ri,r Rio sides
raked 6AGsgo Baeo11shoulGers ' aa s ie
butter wa arn Western Packet II % le.. Creamery
ID zoe. Eggs lower al Csc Petroleum nlgIS.-
ennei cOneeRo earzoe. ordinary 70 Jar
onb- O499 Whisksy steady NJ ~ l4Gri 10;
ireisnt to Lverooo oer steamer onstmco ss s
whsst 81 900 bush Corn l6OOO Uusn. Oats LOCO vnsh
boo shipments a9lS sSS ooo inca
Corn 1000 Lush
BOSTON. Juno ll-Fiour Guot-Conmon Extras - 40
or Steamer yellow 81 d52 &c. Mixed 80 =
a5i 80. Good No Grade 90 90 - oats were dn a
~ White 4o?s4le 80 White ,o 50 &c 7 90 NO me D"
-. s,rong-Western Extra Creamery lsS - &c:
Eastern Extra Creamery weahmNew orn
Extras Receipts ior The dayotlour 900 G1Is.
and $500 corn 400 lush oats 1000 'i'h
short, 10000 bush
BursALo Jane ll.-wheat-No. Hard lower; early
sales OF bush at Ae9l Ec 5000 bush at Ole OF.
o at The eSsns At u 10 weak o and I eNe @
Req 93c. No. l White Michigan 9lc.... Corn dull aud
oTsr M n? e nG slsc 0a,. duh and un,eSo
40. , Waite 34ad3t &C no. $ White 80 - 40 40, Il,
Mixed u S sP"R ra si5 ssmns sass Is
-. Canal freglts were sirong-"heat 4'2c Corn 4bc
y5Qo sels Is, Wheat r l22UU9 I Es
dshIpmentsFour $4,000 bills Wheat $4,000 ons Sorn
9SSS su att so t Sai dcfn bush oas
...... bush
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-13
lcAco June 1.-the leading futures ranged as follows


The nsno.t cash as ,eoyr-w a
S% OATS" nye-Ne Gssc:::
arlsy0yS Larso srm'
iSors ooG " 81 Dry sailed Shoulders eySs
per salloG.., sugar-out Loaf ~e.; a ora c.
iSaSou BUSH Corn 10000 Dat, 100 900
ys 100 oa ssi 49, Su. Su'H oorn ao
Oats $4,000 Uash rye Cu'l-' Barley 1000
rs Essh'rs r ss pniss ma ESy,
g sSi % $ No.
Nike! ss we're d P4av! mo- in M LIKE,
aFS" Good nT1 70
1n S@as ana FANCY T
satehsrs a 6ossS 20 Receipts 700 head shipments
DETROIT Juno ll-wss,.Nc White cash ss, sec asked
Gss M' as Red
oaIsNe goo nominal No White 900 800 nS.h oa;;
lFour was dull whe e. upse g ed
oa'o o.s s,v were dill No White Quiet No
Issi Pdis uns s's ~ 90
Butter vas ra .s;ay pam Hoadars Ressp ssn
%nsS 80 SS % Srsa p sSS s ssIs
Barley $40 Uush
MINNEAPOLIS June ll7wheatS opcnri weak am, and
7os.c. August Slhc.
.sss Ss M Mas
No Mixed 20 g26s.c.. I've steady. No 5656oIc--
wnisKey armwnes 81 90 spirits 81 " keee,1t s,
Corn SO 500 Oats 420UJ push. Rye 900 Dnsh.
Barley 800 bush. shipnients-Cotn Dush OATS zA'ooo
push. Rye LOO bush
PHILADELPHIA June Flour market steady demand hgnl
Westerp Supornne 81 Do 30 Ov 90
do do Extra 90 Ss3 sos PennsvIvanis FANNY ~ 1oo
no Roller Process 81 10 6S4 OO Delaware
Family S4 20 76 Ohio Clear 81 oass 500 90 strMgns
s. y79Si S. Indiana Clear "a So 40 ~ s
do Straight 81 81 Winter Wheat Patent So 70so %.
asa 7O Minnesota IateIf fair 10 choice ~ Ioss4 so'
Rvs Fvur az 20 az rs barrel for FAR 10 Ch0ce.-
Wheatdul prices lower, sales Ungraded IN export eeva
tor so ac No. , Red for June St99i a@ DO for !nlv
hi.s 1gJLc 10 August 0Os6p0Sc do Tor septem-
Der ..-Corn-opton market weak no speeu a
tive trading aud quotations wholly nominal export DO
mand Light spot lots ruled steady saes Nc aisn Mica
sso No Mixed on track l7so do In grain depot a. ri
DO in gram depot NS low aasx7s
90 for July sessS7o' DO for Angus. tsSsssG' y
market shade easier Rejected S6 Ss4c ynsraded
White sSs.o No D White SO se No White 81 ? $50
10 raes wh ne 1u wn'ss .Ss az July ' s7S
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-13
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET,

LIVERPOOL. June INSTRUMENTATION Cnm,eriaah IN.
39s o.; Long Clear Midlos J5t l.; short Gear A,,o,
3sa 3D., Rus 3ss Ill Shoulders 2Ss 81 psr cwI no'l
ola Cd for Extra India Mess Prime Ness 52s Oh ro.N
Primo Meas bGa 3D. por bbL Prime Mes Et sso
G6s Gd Western. UlS Co. LardAmercan ID Primo "ue
ern Sis Obi Lard on, 54s. ID Hams-Long CUT ~;
Shoulders jJ+0L Buttcr-S0s oil per cwt tor hnsst
Western Spring Is Sd. oIs Adj Rot Winter, IS tI
Is Cd. PEI Genital New No 2 Winter Is 6di do No, .
spring Is 3d New Mixed Western. Is 39i Calorlla ~
l. Is Id ass 81, No z s. GL ID 3D. per Genital fIy-
duce-Spirts OF Turpcntine 25s 3 do At London Zs l
por cwL Refined Petroleum 0'd per gallon Clover
American Red, 49S per cwL Tallow-2ls. Yd per cms
Fine American. Ola 6di Prime City, ais Cd per cWIi
RosIn-Common SO Jdi PAls lis OIL bOs Of Linscei ~
2Ss ID per cwt ProvisonsAmerican Refrigerated bes'
donHNew.Ycrk state "a i5s Cd rs o., ia Cottonsssl
oil. Liyorpool make l9s, Oh ooo
wheat for tho past hrce dav7 were 2VVoo
centals, including $4,000 oentals OF America.
The receipt American for the past thres days Wcro
80, 400 centals Ian.
LONDON Jupe ll.-Produce-Iinsssi OIL. 22a 81. e22a
Id per cwt; Calcntta Lnseed sos o. per quarters LIN
seed Cake rs la Cd por tom Refined Petroleum, oxl
s5bd Gallon Spirits B Tassntips 21s 81 b per
sT for sd srs sa ST TOR
fair reanng anoat Australian TallowBoet 2ls 81
Cd; Mutton 2jA Oh 92lA Cd Cocoanut ou-Qeyons S2s
Ca Cochin R37 American Refrigerated Boef p 3D. ZOE
quarters and Is 4d for fore quarters per ss " INC
earcasA
BRrxKx June ll.-Pstroleum. 8 marks pfennnfa
Wilcoxs Lard ciossdat IS marks pfsnnings per ~
ANTWERP. June l.-Petrosum-Fins Pale Americaa, 40
is cenmes paid and Is francs IL csntnss
weoxs Lara closed 30 francs 90 LOU A''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-13
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO

CHICAGO. June ~ (sDecta -" Nat" Jones led the selling
yesterday morning July did actually get down to SO cents
About slipped under that figure. The peg" was
In twnkng the market went to pieces for this
and options Tho whole crowd turned sellers Those
long dumped their holdings in panic Those short re-
doubled lines In less time than IT takes TO tell OF IT.
had broken ga cents for July The clique had brokers'
meanwhile bidding 92 992 cents for June. At moment
July 10 discount for June. II not
S2s that tho options. other
june supported At that figure however when
market looked panicky when half the traders in the pit
offering wildly and when tho other half were at tsrr
offices looking after margins, Kershaws brokers
appeared and took all the offerings. They
took everything from S2h cents up to "a cents.
The option closed at S3 cents although 81 cents held
aferwsfd Juno closed at 92 IL was The general opinion
had broken the market shaken out talers
and taken July price 10 cents under the
they extOrting from the June shorts
this week covered his July shorts this morn.
ing Coz old down 80 cents for July Tho
clique boats " load with wheat has rdn
up lake freghts cent bushel and canal arif has all
yanccd cent Ths like Ia cents OF OF Chicago prices ~
New.York is concerned, and New York just now 10
debating the price Tho lake frczhts will however,
decline vessels arrive Corn will in all
probability Provisions featureiess bus